Hey, Ricky.

What's up, James?

Were you having to say an issue with Zoom as I was?

I don't think so.

Oh, okay.

Because, yeah, I send you to Zoom.

It took me forever.

For some reason, I had an update, but then after the update, I couldn't figure out how to open it it just kept loading and not responding and you gotta love technology yeah yeah you can't you can't assume things are gonna work the same way you left them you come back to your computer and you're like everything should just turn on and everything should be exactly how I left it.

And it's never the case.

No, but I remember distinctly when I was young.

My computer programmer brother would always tell me, you know, it's only human error.

Computers don't make mistakes.

Sure thing, brother.

I guess you could probably make an argument for that,

right? Like, because if there is a glitch in the system, it had to be a mistake. I guess I could

see both perspectives. Because there are sometimes stuff just happens, unpredictable, stuff that

nobody could foresee. Yeah. Yeah, without a doubt. Yeah. But don't worry, the social planners will be able to fine-tune an engineer society so that everyone has a nice, happy, functioning role in it.

And don't worry, just leave it up to your leaders.

Yeah, well, we haven't talked in a while, and there's a bunch of stuff. I love getting your perspective on, obviously, if people aren't following thecorbrettReport.com, please do.

What are they doing?

What are they doing?

Yeah, how do they?

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